The Department of Geography integrates social and environmental sciences with the power of geospatial analysis to understand our complex world and to plan a sustainable future. Diverse faculty help students develop cutting-edge knowledge and techniques, apply them in the field, and find impactful careers.
The word “geography” may not be in the job title, but the market is hungry for those with geographical knowledge and geospatial and planning skills. Our graduates find purposeful jobs with local, state, or the federal governments; consulting firms and corporations; or non-profit organizations in:
These can often be easily combined with other majors/minors across ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú.
Our geography department provides students with access to diverse opportunities beyond the traditional classroom setting.
Our faculty are active and leading scholars who mentor student research in critical areas of science and policy:
Dr. Stanley Toops and Dr. Joe Urell
Help us prepare the next generation of leaders in the geographical fields—and our society as a whole. We have numerous scholarships, grants, and programs accepting contributions from donors like you.
